| 词汇 | example_english_broad-consensus |
| 释义 | broad consensuscollocation in Englishmeanings of broadand consensusThese words are often used together. Click on the links below to explore the meanings. Or, see other collocations with consensus. broad adjective uk /brɔːd/ us /brɑːd/ very ... See more at broad consensus noun[S or U] uk /kənˈsen.səs/ us /kənˈsen.səs/ a generally accepted opinion or decision among a group ... See more at consensus Examples of broad consensusThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. However, on the question about the 'right to work ', there is a broadconsensus amongst liberals. Despite broadconsensus as to the importance of children's early vocabulary development, methods of assessing the language abilities of toddlers remain problematic. There was a broadconsensus in accuracy of guesses across items. Despite debates amongst the contributors, moreover, there is a genuine sense of broadconsensus. But, by and large, the field of color science commands a broadconsensus. There was a broadconsensus among journalists that editors-in-chief ruled in too authoritarian a manner, and that more open discussion was needed. However, no similarly broadconsensus on appropriate strategies for increasing agricultural sustainability has yet been reached. It is therefore difficult for government to establish a broadconsensus on reform across those groups. The government, for their part, also tried in the events leading up to the election to give the impression of working towards a broadconsensus. Introducing systemic reforms required an extraordinarily broadconsensus of officials, or the strong hand of a reforming emperor. There is a broadconsensus that language acquisition is supported by powerful principles of organization within the learner. Underlying each is the element of broadconsensus. There is a broadconsensus that the most effective way for women to resist fundamentalists is by attaining education. A broadconsensus on the policy agenda helps groups identify the trade-offs in the reform process, making them realise that they could be winners in at least some arenas. We can, therefore, hypothesize that broadconsensus-oriented governments are more stable and as a consequence more likely to pursue steady long-term programs instead of interest-based short-term policies. By the mid-1830s, there was broadconsensus across the parties and within the government that public control was desirable, but there were a number of ways to achieve this. Again, we see there is a broadconsensus of the value of safe drinking water, but the differences arise over how to accomplish this, the means to the end. The broadconsensus between our study and those above suggests that within the domains of symptoms experienced by patients with psychosis there are four classes and four dimensions. Sixth, this increased local participation reveals the difficulties of seeking broadconsensus among stakeholders with opposing interests and different degrees of influence. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Want to learn more? Go to the definition of broad Go to the definition of consensus See other collocations with consensus |
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